I am a licensed psychologist, an energy worker and ordained minister in the U.C.C. Please see my website to learn more about my work and my experience - www.sacredsoulspace.org. You may also see my page on "Psychology Today" online.

We have all heard people say “therapy is work.” At Embodied Counseling and Coaching (ECC), our therapists value play and creativity. Through the use of tools and philosophy provided by our parent organization, Evolutionary Power Institute, ECC helps clients reach their fullest potential. We collectively value body-centered, emotionally-attuned and present-centered therapeutic approaches. Our in-depth training at Evolutionary Power Institute provides us with tools designed to help you get unstuck and feel incredible. 

We believe that our work helps create a world where everyone can live a happier life that is directly in line with one’s truest essence. We believe that moving energy through the body using specific tools enables our clients to touch into their joy yet again. www.embodycc.com

"Your Weapon Is Your Mind" is a free vet-run support squad for Combat Vets in Denver near CO Blvd & Yale. I offer a confidential, supportive environment for combat vets to find the camaraderie they long for now that they're no longer down range. As a vet who works in mental health, I understand what sacrificing for your country means, and I can bring a unique set of skills to the table to dismantle the barriers keeping veterans from living life to the fullest. During war, service members rely on each other for protection and support, and that should not end after discharge. This group meets every other Wednesday from 1800-2000 starting 9/21/2016. I'd like to talk to the vet before they attend to make sure it's a good fit for them; they can call me or I can call them. I'm willing to meet in person too. YourWeaponIsYourMind@gmail.com

Interpersonal, psychodynamic therapy is the foundation of my clinical training, with more recent study of attachment and neurobiology research. I have been a licensed psychologist for twenty years, and have held faculty and supervisory positions with substance abuse counselors, disabilities services, military personnel, and medical residents and psychology interns. In my Longmont practice, I combine the insight gained within a supportive therapeutic relationship and a variety of intervention methods to help each individual grow toward emotional balance. Much of my focus is on helping adults resolve emotional problems arising from traumatic early relationships or those triggered within current relationships at home, at work, or socially. I accept insurance benefits, and am happy to discuss any questions about how I might be helpful.